Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08

Colony" Leonard Kip SERIAL: 9 San Be-
nito. II. A. Burr; " On Second Thought"
Anthony Morehead; Some Reminis-
cences Of Early Trinity" t. E. Jones; A
Climbing Fern Anna S. Reed 4" Jonas
Lee P. L. Sternbergh Contra Silen-
tum,p Elizabeth C. Anterior THE Present
Status of the Irrigation Problem" Warren
OIney; "Chata and Chinta,n Louise Pal
mer Heaxen; Virgil" John B. Tabb;
/" Is Ireland Nation ?" w. ]. Corbet, NJ.
P; In the Sleepy Hollow Country" S. n.
Sheridan, Jr.
The Forum for January (9T Fifth
avenue New York; presents this table of
contents /" National Divorce Legislation"
by Judge E. H. Bennett; "Unsolved Prob
lens in Woman Suffrage" by 7. w. Hig
ginson " How was Educated" by Presi-
dent James B. Angel The Religion of a
nationalist" by Minot ]. Savage; Sub
marine Navigation by Lieutenant E. L..
Zalinski; "The Convict System of
Georgia. by Rebecca A. FELTON,; Substi-
tutes for the Caucus" by Richard II. Dana ;
1.-The Morality of Ministers" by DR.. ]. NJ.
Buckley; Literary Log-rolling.h by j..
Clayton Adams; Confessions of Con-
gregationalist (anonymous) A Letter
to the People of Philadelphia" by Henry
C. Lea.
The Political Science Quarterly" (No.
A., published by CHM & Co., Boston, a
new journal that has taken place of great
importance in contemporary literature, is
at hand for the quarter closing the year
1886 1t presents these valuable mono
graphs, besides extended book reviews ::
THE Future of Banking" Horace White ;
" The Executive and the Courts" Frank j.
Goodnow Scientific Socialism, Herbert
L. Osgood Theories of Property" Pro-
fessor c orge B. Newcomb; won Holst's
Public Law Professor John W. Burgess ;
'The Conflict in Egypt, John Eliot Bowen,
Phi. d.
Babyhood" for January contains a
number of popular medical articles which
all parents ought to read. DR.. Delayan
points out The Causes and prevention of
Chronic Troubles of the Throat in Chill
dren y DR.. Bissell illustrates graphically
Pigeon Breast and kindred deformities !;
Dr. Vale, in his talk on " Fever" tells
mothers Just what and what not to do in
order to ascertain the intensity of fever;
and DR.. Walker continues the valuable
series of Domestic Treatment of Slight
Ailments of Children" Published at
Beekman street, New York.
The latest issue of. Macmillan's Maya
Zine has these papers Vastness," by
Lord Tennyson Culture and Science"
by E. A. Sonnenschein; Austria's Policy
in the East - On Classic Ground y 1.-The
Depression of English by Baptiste
Scoones; Some American Notes."
Gouverneur Morris and the French Rev
olution - Mrs. Dymond," by Mrs.
Richie Miss Thackeray); g. An Indian Viii
lage" Published by Macmillan & Co.,
London and New York.
The initial number of the "St. Nicho-
las " for 1887 is bright promise to its
young readers of a rich literary treat for
the year. 1t is replete with fine engravings
illustrative of the manifold interesting SUBJ
ieets presented in the columns of the mag
azine. Parents cannot choose wiser than
to place such periodicals in the hands of
their young people. Century Company,
New York.
In the Cosmopolitan" for January Lou
Use Chandler Moulton has a story, Miss
Eyre from Boston - Four Days on the
Deserted Battlefields' is related by NJ. Gar
shine A Trip from Beirut to Baalbec' is
described by L. l.. B. Plat, and Jennie
June has one of her interesting letters, TAX
ing for its subject Ladies Lunch
cons" Schleght & Field Company, pub
fishers.
One of the most interesting illustrative
journals, expository of the advantages of
published by l.. Samuel at Portland Or,
and formerly resident of Sacramento.
The December issue presents in an inter
esting and attractive manner many of the
towns aud localities upon the Northern and
Pacific railroad lines.
The "Sanitarian for December has
fbaaa arfialac arOnuO ifc cOntnnts hRp
Upon the Museum of Hygiene" Sewage
Utilization for Irrigation" by DR.. Alfred
Carpenter; Should Dwelling Houses Be
Plumbed, ~ Education Abroad, from the
report of the United States Commissioner
of Education, etc. 113 Fulton street, New
York.
There has Just been published by A.
Waldteufel San Francisco, another song,
composed by Colonel e. A. Belcher. 1t is
entitled "The Doubter," and words are given
in both English and German The piece is
strongly sentimental, and will be cordially
greeted~by the many friends of the author
and others.
The holiday number of "Our Little
Ones and the Nursery" is an unusually
fine one of this favorite magazine for the
younger members of the household. Its
excellent illustrations, as well as little
stories, will greatly please as well as in
struct. Russell Publishing Company, Bos-
ton.
The Song Friend, published monthly
by s. W. Suaub, Chicago, contains in its
December issue twelve pages of choice
music, including instrumental and vocal,
besides much reading matter of special in
terest to musicians = professionals and
others. Subscription, 81 per year.
why Do You Colby Greet Me?" is a
new song, by VIM. H. Rieger, and put
lished by Spear IL Dehnhoff, III Broadway,
New York. Also, 1.-The Old Chimney Cor
ner where Grandfather Smiled" family
song and chorus by same author and from
same publishers.
The Library Magazine" published by
John 3. Alden, New York, is now issued
in weekly numbers. at 81 per year, making
it a popular and very desirable publication
Of choice literature for home reading.
The Philadelphia Record Almanac for
1887 is at hand, and contains vast amount
Of statistical matter of all kinds, including
turf topics, political data, official directory,